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Paper & Press Illustrated Monthly (March, 1895)

by: William M. Patton (Philadelphia)

Publication date: 1895-03

Usage: CC0 1.0 Universal

Topics: magazine, printing, trade magazine, typography, letterpress, typesetting, photogravure, paper production

Collection: magazine_contributions; magazine_rack

Language: English

A single issue of Paper and Press Illustrated Monthly Magazine, "Relating to Paper, Printing, and Allied Industries" from March, 1895 (Volume 20, Number 3).

Contents include

The Chicago Typothetae: Its History and Acts Since Its Formation
Contrast And Harmony of Colors in Printing
Recurrence of Letters
Printer-Publishers Of Antiquity: The Rise Of French Typography, And The Great Printers Estienne
Process Work
Mr. Warnerke And "Photo-Engraving With Silver Salts"
Straw Cellulose: Further Operations Of Manufacturing
Methods Of Paper-Testing At Charlottenberg
Clay As An Adulterant And Finisher
Progressive Age Of Paper-Making
Why Does Paper Curl?
Book-Covers In Ancient Times
Theory And Technique Of Blank-Book Making: Folding And Making Up
Gilding And Edge-Gilding For Permanency And Brilliancy: An Exhaustive Criticism Upon Certain Modern Sins
Original Design For Memorial, Escutcheons
Heraldry: Historical And Popular
Modern Illustrating And Engraving
Nature And Characteristics Of Oils
Practical Recipes From German Workshopsand more

Scanned at 600dpi, 24-bit color, algorithmically deskewed and then manually cropped. Some pages are cropped somewhat larger to contain the entire illustration.